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  • Updated Sep 21

    How come every other new album of the big names feels like a variation on the same formula we heard since the last 10 years? I feel like only Blue lips from Q hit me with a fresh sound and even some parts felt like extensions of his previous sound. Is it too daring to innovate in hiphop today? Is rap stuck in time? Even the new wave of rappers doesn't really hit like it did before, innovation wise... Idk man, I'm I just getting old and not tapped in?

  • Things have changed slightly but most of the user base here experienced how night and day it was with the 2000s turning into the blog era and the blog era turning into the SoundCloud era. Even tho the sounds are more played with and experimental now, it’s like the little brother of the SoundCloud era, image Carti and Uzi in 2016 tryna dress like 2011 Drake and Tyler while rapping over a more distorted Yonkers

  • Lowkey 2023 ug had the sauce to be super different, it yhapojj stayed relevant, nettspend kept his og sound, plus Xav, I could have seen that as the new super fresh wave but they either fell off or just started making rage

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    There is simply so much music we’re being exposed to that it’s hard to gauge the whole scenes progress anymore

  • Sep 21
    americana

    There is simply so much music we’re being exposed to that it’s hard to gauge the whole scenes progress anymore

    Yeah that could play a part definitely. Also the bubble effect of algorithm I guess... But if you look at sales (not that it's the best gauge) it's either pop or acts that were already popular 10 years ago. Same with concerts and festivals imo.

  • There is no more originality or innovation. Whatever works is what labels will push. Everybody shuts the same, in all the genres.

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    not enough posts about how the example OP gave of good, innovative music is a Schoolboy Q album

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    zenirama

    not enough posts about how the example OP gave of good, innovative music is a Schoolboy Q album

    yea man just lock the thread, op not qualified to speak on music as a whole like this

  • I wonder

  • There’s always lulls

  • uhh there's not much innovation anymore that define a whole decade. neither has there been a piece of gear or two being associated with said sound.

  • Sep 21
    jackfruit67ya

    yea man just lock the thread, op not qualified to speak on music as a whole like this

    Oh come on who you heard has a palette going from Blueslides to Yearn these days?

  • Blue Lips is a fresh sound? lol

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    trap drums and hyperpop was the conclusion and the end game of the evolution of music

  • Cos rap sucks now

  • Because you keep listening to the same people

  • Sep 21
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    Botney

    trap drums and hyperpop was the conclusion and the end game of the evolution of music

    stupid post

  • Sep 21
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    Dipset Forever

    stupid post

    go think of new drum patterns then

  • Botney

    go think of new drum patterns then

    you be the change you want to see instead of whining about it lol

  • Sep 21
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    Botney

    go think of new drum patterns then

  • Sep 21

    Because we need to return to the roots

  • dove
    !https://youtu.be/dtCdAhMSYLs?is=NPI4pshbSJDwOgD4

    sounds nice, can't wait for the mainstream to catch up

  • ktt2.com/finding-new-music-the-easy-way-32600980

    Promise you will find weird s*** dialing in those filters

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    artists aren’t creative anymore and rely on the past too much and fans keep feeding their false ego

    example: Monica and the caricature it presents being comfortably accepted by people at the shows

  • rap f***in sucks rn it's no secret